Uganda and South Sudan have agreed to strengthen joint border security and re-demarcate a disputed 6.12km frontier in what both countries hope will help resolve a colonial-era boundary dispute that has fueled tensions between communities along the Yumbe–Kajo Keji border for years.
The roadmap also includes enhanced intelligence sharing and community reconciliation efforts.
Breaking: Judge Araceli Martínez-Olguín has granted a temporary restraining order pausing the Paramount–Warner Bros. Discovery merger while she considers a broader antitrust legal challenge brought by a coalition of 12 state attorneys general.
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👉Kamwenge authorities suspend cattle movement between 6 p.m. and 6 a.m. to curb cattle theft.
👉The EC launches verification of village voters’ registers in Mbarara City ahead of the LC I and Women Council elections.
👉Health officials in Kasese raise concern over the rising burden of non-communicable diseases.
👉Former CMI Director Maj. Gen. James Birungi remanded as journalists are detained at Makindye.
👉53-year-old woman arrested for allegedly posing as a State House official to defraud an MP.
👉Sri Lanka prison riot leaves 26 dead and more than 100 injured.
👉At least 16 people buried after a landslide in China.
👉More than 500 people reported dead in a DR Congo Ebola outbreak.
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The Electoral Commission of Uganda has announced that elections for Local Council I and II Chairpersons will be held across the country on Tuesday, July 28, 2026.
The arrests follow mounting complaints from refugee groups and their partners about widespread corruption, extortion, and illegal obstacles to the registration process. Among the accusations are reports that individuals escaping violence and conflict were improperly required to present official documents such as passports.
Concerns have also intensified regarding how authorities have managed applications from asylum seekers originating from Somalia, Pakistan, Iran, and Syria, especially once their visas had expired.
Just in: Two senior officials from OPM; Commissioner Patrick Okello and Assistant Commissioner Douglas Asiimwe attached to the Department of Refugees have just been arrested by IGG on charges of soliciting bribes from asylum seekers in return for refugee status.
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A new qualification designed to get refugees and displaced young people into jobs, universities and vocational training programmes is being rolled out in Uganda and could reach millions worldwide, officials have said.
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